The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-01-28

Health 10 not very COCA. foeumouib|
and rheu matism prevail here to consider
able extent. Mr. J. G. Webb il sick
with pneumonia: Mrs.. WIN. Koerner is|
on the sick list, also.
Dr.. williams. formerly Of Mentor. died
last Sunday II his residence in Perry
county. He leaves wife and three
children and host Of friends to mourn
their Ioss-
Mr.. Bradley died lsst Monday Of In
lfsmatory rheumstism. after = short ILL
mess Of i've days The remains were
taken to Dale, Spencer county. for inter-
ment. That family Of people has had
much trouble in the past seven months,
and they have our most heartfelt sym
pathy.
/ Mr.. Rothrock has bought the Ameri-
can hotel has moved il Il, and % now
ready for boarders.
4 Mr.. G. H. Abel 10 il bic new stand
| With I'll the necessary licenses. as well 90
The finest liquors that can he had any.
4 where. lie IL jovial fellow and II you
70 into HE establishment he 10 sure to
have good joke for you.
i 10 unto others = you wish to be done
,lby.r il precept that is diMcult to carry
ont. but We saw John Chsniey carry Il
. out 10 letter mot Ionx since. A. b.
lsfepped into the drug store James Sand
, ere asked him to 90 buy him . shirt. 4
J which he answered be could not. but h
ouId let him have the one be was wear
bling The shirt had been worn two day
: only and wss - good ~ new, and -
!. matter Of course Sanders took II.
i Our school IL doing very we'll. but no
Z las we'll - II should. The fault il no
4 with the teachers. however. for 10 cay III
: least OF those gentlemen they ere expert
n euced and energetic teachers. But th
! fault II with the parents. or parent
!. Who keep their children q work We hav
/. nothing 10 cay but 20 out on the street
!! when you will and yen will see boys e
rlto fourteen years old, losfiog from stos
tito stores o they are driven out. This
i very suggsstive Of the fact that : CON
(. pulscrv school law 10 necessary herr
). shame on You who let your chtldre
~ waste their time 10 such unfsvorab
! iidlenessi Why don't you send them
y school, and let them learn somethin
J. useful, instead Of helping them to the
utter ruin BY your wrongful and uncr
e toleration7 How can they Be expecte
i. Ito become useful men II they do not hs'
~ the opportunity to learn what Il requir'
n 10 constitute good citizen?
ID II 10 said that common schools ere II
~ hope OF our country. Schools can do 4
er good unless the children are cent
III them. what keeps % from sinking bar
- lso ignorance and bsrbsrism? School
~ All " have more than the Indian, Il
ID Pagan or the CAnnibal, il mental Gu
y. ture, and THE 10 to b acquired IN echot
BY not on the streets. Any child likes 20 {
A to school when he does not know th
n-lhe II allowed TO stay away, but u be
or allowed 70 do . he pIeases about e,
ct soon acquires dislike for his books On
ID school because the scenes on the stree
n-lare more diversified The young mir
In 10 always hungry, and unless Il j. "a
be nished with the necessary and usef
10 food, Il will provide itself with such
t. comes within ~ reach. Therefore %
lis ents should zee TO e that the minds
.. their children ere fursished With plen
- Of food Of the right kind, that they M
- not acquire habit % longing for n
which % contaminstIug.